Question for Chargemaster owners

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Hey gents .. Being relatively new to reloading, just wondering if I am overlooking anything, so I thought I would ask the collective.

Now that i have my Chargemaster combo and use it for everything, is there a reason to keep my 3BR measure around anymore???

thoughts?



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If you are loading lots for plinking or ground varmints it would be much faster to just dump loads than measure each one. I keep my Lee for that purpose.
 
The problem is that I was weighing everything all the time until I got the Chargemaster! .. need to get out of that habit with my plinking rounds. One thing I DID notice is that my 3BR is much more consistent than the RCBS measure I had.

Jeez Jarlath .. and I was just getting ready to send it to you too!!


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czechitout said:
The problem is that I was weighing everything all the time until I got the Chargemaster! .. need to get out of that habit with my plinking rounds. One thing I DID notice is that my 3BR is much more consistent than the RCBS measure I had.

Jeez Jarlath .. and I was just getting ready to send it to you too!!


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If you did I would have sold it and donated the money to an Org.

I have a Chargemaster for all my rifle loads (including my .223) when I used to use a powder thrower/scale combo. For my pistol calibers I have the powder throw still because of the low volume of powder. (And I'm not too concerned about +-.2 gr accuracy with practice loads)
 
I would still keep it , it is handy if you just need to load a couple for load development . I always put my chargemaster in the box when I am done ,RCBS says thet you should let the chargemaster warm up for 1/2 hour before use .Sometimes I dont have the time to warm it up and caliberate if I am only loading 9 rounds ,so out comes the 10-10 and away I go the oldschool way and done in the same time as it would have took to warm it up
 
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